D. Ariz. LRCiv 83.2

(a) Authority. Any attorney admitted or otherwise authorized to practice

before this Court may be disbarred, disciplined, or have the order of appointment revoked

after such hearing as the Court may in each particular instance direct.

(b) Report of Action in Any Other Jurisdiction. Any attorney admitted or

otherwise authorized to practice before this Court who is disbarred or subjected to other

disciplinary action in any other jurisdiction shall promptly report the matter to this Court.

(c) Discipline in Another Jurisdiction. If an attorney admitted or otherwise

authorized to practice before this Court has been suspended or disbarred from practice by

any court of competent jurisdiction, the Court (by the Chief Judge, or designee) may

enter an order directing the attorney to show cause as to why the attorney should not be

suspended or disbarred from practice before this Court. Unless otherwise ordered by the

Court, the attorney must respond in writing to the order within fourteen (14) days after

the date on which a notice of the order is sent to the attorney. After considering any

response the attorney may submit and undertaking any other inquiry the Court deems

appropriate, the Court will decide whether any further action should be taken. If the facts

warrant such action, the Court may disbar the attorney from practice in this Court or

impose other appropriate limitations or conditions on the attorney, including the

suspension of the attorney for a fixed period of time. Notice of such action, and all other

notices required under this Rule, will be sent to the attorney at the address shown in the

Clerk's records.

(d) Notice to Clients. Within seven (7) days of the date of the sending of a

notice of suspension or a notice of other action by the Court, the attorney must file in

each action pending before this Court in which the attorney currently is counsel of record

a notice (1) setting forth the client's full name and last known mailing address and

telephone number and (2) certifying that:

(1) the attorney has notified the attorney's client involved in the action

in writing of (A) the specific limitations or conditions the Court has imposed upon the

attorney, including suspension or disbarment; (B) the status of the action, including the

dates and times of any hearings or trial settings, existing deadlines set forth in Court

Orders and the possibility of sanctions for failure to comply with those deadlines; and (C)

if applicable, the attorney's inability to provide continuing representation in the action

because the attorney has been suspended or disbarred; or

(2) the attorney's client cannot be located or for whatever other reason

cannot be provided notice as required by this Local Rule.

(e) Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct. The "Rules of Professional

Conduct," in the Rules of the Supreme Court of the State of Arizona, shall apply to

attorneys admitted or otherwise authorized to practice before the United States District

Court for the District of Arizona.